Local Social Roundup in Emmet County and Chicago Trip Notes
Local news item recaps residents visiting Chicago and area social visits. Notes include J. Robinson and Louie Montgomery traveling to Chicago for sights, Miss Christina Knudtsen and Miss Millie Duhn visiting friends, and Miss Ruby Newhall with her sister Estherville contact. Emmet County reports 1500 auto owners unpaid licenses by January first, incurring a January penalty of 1500 dollars. Patrick Rogers and A J Johnson are also mentioned with various local engagements and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Knudtsen
Taberville
Louie Montgomery
Henry Lammers
Chicago
Windy City
Emmet County
Women Turn To Home Based Weaving Ventures
Agnes and other women once kept busy with chores at home now take up weaving as a craft earning. They study six weeks and invest fifty to sixty dollars in a loom to produce items for specialty shops and private customers. They dye, design, and exhibit, selling through crafts groups or dealers while avoiding overpricing until established.
Dreaming of Dogs and Omens in Night Visions
Readers are told to interpret dog dreams as signs of fortune or warning. Bites, barking, and fights denote conflicts or jealous tensions, while peaceful dogs suggest faithful friends and eventual positive outcomes. Female dogs and certain actions are linked to united or shifting fates, urging caution with trivial pleasures.
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Avery
Graettinger News Notes Local Social And Travel Items
Graettinger residents and visitors are cited in a long column of small items. Names like Reimer Young Herke Worland and McCarty appear among callers, visitors, and funeral attendances. Community activities include church, school and wartime service notes, plus business updates and a bank footings report.
Residents tied to Estherville Saturday evening travels
Wm Franklin was a passenger to Estherville Saturday evening. Mrs P P Petersen and Mrs Lee also traveled to Estherville. Attorney E F Nefstead departed Emmetsburg Saturday evening. J B Robinson left for Mevada Iowa to visit a brother there. Mrs John Reimer and baby visited relatives in Estherville last Saturday. N Newhall came from Estherville to spend Sunday. Mrs Rasmus Jensen’s health improved after illness. Mrs B F Kolp returned to Estherville Saturday evening after suing her daughter Mrs James Sandvig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Duhn
Wallingford
Ruby Newhall
Mrs. Guess
Estherville
Joe Gabrielson
Jake Nyborg
Emoetsburg
Patrick Rogers
Emmetsburg
New York City
Mr. Johnson
John Reimer
Watherville
R. Young
A. G. Herke
Herman Worland Tert
Waterloo
Merle Gilbaugh
U. S
Joe Bigley
Emmersburg
Chris Knudtsen
Emmeteburg
Elmer Murphy
Ames
Thompson
Alfred
Spencer
Niels Jensen
Nettleton Commercial College
Sioux Falls
Callie Cunningham
Omaha
J. A. E. Cunningham
George Bley
Denninger
West Bend
Weinholzer
Times
First National Bank of
Grachtinger
Graettinger
George
Gotke
W.T. Ogle
Sherburne
Minnesota
Antone Weinholzer
St. Paul
M. Weinholzer
Weinhaler
A. R. Wilson
Britt
Chicago
EH. M. Thompson
Ed. H. Gammon
Anna Apperson
Fargo
North Dakota
T. S. Hendrickson
L. M. Larson
Ryan Lake
Grover
JM. O. Grodland
Arthur Myhre
Northfield
St. Olaf College
Millen
D. I
Michael
Birney
Ford
George Robb
Esitherville
Smithereens
J. E. Turner
Rodman
Mr. Turner
J. A. Early
Pogahouvas
Ir. Early
Opera House
C. F. Walden
Mr. Worden
Uncle Sam
France
Snow
Graetstinger
Wm. Franklin
P. P. Petersen
E. F. Nefstead
J. 8. Robinson
Mevada
Iowa
Lee
Th. T. Nave
Baby
J. Newhall
Rasmus Jensen
B. F. Kolp
James Sandvig
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. A. Jensen
Asken
Yours
C. A. Jensen
J. §. Robinson
Otto Spier
Jessie Roberts Deel
Agnes Eres
Mildred Martinson
Arlene Myhre
Wo. Donaghy
Winders
Con Skow
Paul Peterson
Maynard
John O. Jertson
Cc. C. Larsen
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Larsen
Agnes McCarty
D. E.mccarty
Oskei
H. N. Osker
New Windsor
F. E. Schurmann
Prop
U.S
Pierson Land Office
Hart Schafifner & Marx
Lawrence & Reimer
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
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